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South Stack is a light house that was built 1809 it was built to show sailors that there was a big rock there. Today lods of people visit south Stack to climb up to the top to look at the sea &the few it i a lovely place to go and visit and walk up and down the steps.The image was skeched by Libby at Ysgol Cybi on the 4th of September 2018. This was part of our ICT work learning about metadata.

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